Sentence examples for religious hostilities from inspiring English sources

They also reject the insinuation of the McCain campaign that Mr. Bush is hostile to Catholics, and they accuse the McCain camp of fomenting religious hostilities for political gain.

Military and religious hostilities failed to check him as he traded with the Bulgars in Thrace and, through Cyprus, with the Arabs.

He entered Jesuit training in 1618 and shuttled among various posts until religious hostilities drove him to Rome, where he was eventually installed in 1638 as a professor of mathematics at the Jesuit Collegio Romano.

Unfortunately, Pew finds religious hostilities increasing in Europe more generally, not merely vis-a-vis faith conscious women.

The study shows that Muslims experienced such religious hostilities in 109 countries, up from 101 the previous year.

According to a newly released Pew Research Center study, religious hostilities around the world have reached an unfortunate six-year high.

Religious hostility is still with us, and the potential for wars between nations is ever-present.

Mr. Gandhi was arrested Saturday on charges of inciting religious hostility.

Courts have interpreted the clause as prohibiting government employees from displaying religious hostility.

These groups were emphatic that they opposed hate crimes directed against any group based on religious hostility.

The city council, which is controlled by ethnic Russians, said its stance was not influenced by ethnic or religious hostility.